Title: "Mirya and Akhmir" (pseudo-Greek mythology style)
Human X God: Miria X Akmir
Note:
*Greek mythology style, involving lifespan theory, pansexuality and other elements. Most gods like to be merciful (not limited to men and women), so the most loved one is Gong, but he loves more than one.
*There may be some red flags that the author can't figure out but still want to mark as a warning. The ending is 6 points bad and 4 points good: no one regrets the choice they made, only quiet memories.
Purpose: Chasing love
Reader comments
I feel like the love between gods and humans in Western stories gives me a sense of confusion. The heartbeat of gods is often the youthful youth and ignorance of human beings, and they fall in love with the beauty and purity they display. However, human beings will usher in mental maturity as they grow, and then there will be aging caused by time, and these are not loved by the "gods". Their time has stagnated, their aesthetics have not continued to develop, and they cannot love the thickness of human beings who have experienced time that is different from "beauty". After watching the movie, I felt like "How long will it take to serve someone with sex?" The "beautiful love" that is too dramatic is shallow and tasteless. Ps: I don't mean to criticize. I know that the teacher wants to try to write Western stories, but I feel that the love of many gods in Western legends for human beings is shallow. Some gods, in particular, have a sense of power and do whatever they want.
I feel like the love between gods and humans in Western stories gives me a sense of confusion. The heartbeat of gods is often the youthful youth and ignorance of human beings, and they fall in love with the beauty and purity they display. However, human beings will usher in mental maturity as they grow, and then there will be aging caused by time, and these are not loved by the "gods". Their time has stagnated, their aesthetics have not continued to develop, and they cannot love the thickness of human beings who have experienced time that is different from "beauty". After watching the movie, I felt like "How long will it take to serve someone with sex?" The "beautiful love" that is too dramatic is shallow and tasteless. Ps: I don't mean to criticize. I know that the teacher wants to try to write Western stories, but I feel that the love of many gods in Western legends for human beings is shallow. Some gods, in particular, have a sense of power and do whatever they want.